IRVING, Texas -- In the first four weeks of the regular season, Dallas Cowboys quarterback Tony Romo didn't have a game where his completion percentage was lower than 70 percent. Over the last three weeks, Romo's completion percentage is just 56.1 percent, hitting a season-low 46.7 percent in the loss to Detroit last Sunday. There are several reasons why Romo's completion percentages are down: pressure, lack of a consistent run game and double-teams on primary targets Dez Bryant and Jason Witten.
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